The Winner Poem 6th class unit 4

🌆 The Winner

Class 6 English | Unit 4: Sports and Wellness | Poem

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Key Lines from the Poem

We play ball … next to the creek …

We run so fast
I can't even catch my breath.

When blue dark turns to black,
cold grass aches our feet,
trees creep close—
game's over.
Night wins!

What the Poem Is About

Some children play ball together in the evening, in a neighbour's field next to a small stream (a creek).

They run so fast that the speaker can't catch her breath. They are so busy with the game that they forget the time.

Slowly the sky changes from blue dark to black. The grass turns cold, their feet ache, and the trees seem to creep close in the darkness.

The game has to stop. The children didn't lose to another team. Night is the real "winner" because it ends their play.

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Before We Read – Let's Talk

Talk with a partner. Start your answers with: I go to… / I play with… / I like playing… / I come back… Tap a card to see a sample answer.

Match the Lines with Their Meanings

Tap a line from the poem on the left, then tap its meaning on the right.

Complete the Paragraph

Choose the correct word for each blank, based on the poem.

Think and Answer – Quiz

Choose the most suitable answer.

Repetition or Personification?

Repetition: words or sounds repeated for effect. (crash and roar, crash and roar)
Personification: giving human actions or feelings to non-living things. (Night wins!)
Tap a line, then tap the correct box.

🔁 Repetition

🧍 Personification

Word Web – Water Bodies

A creek is a small body of water. Type the names of other water bodies to fill the web.

Water
Bodies

Guess the Sport

Read each riddle and pick the sport.

Role Play – Coming Home Late

The child played till it got dark and came home late. Use ⬆ and ⬇ to put the conversation in the right order, then press "Check". Then act it out with a partner!

✍️ Write Your Own Short Poem

Write 6–10 lines about your favourite evening game. Try to use one repetition and one personification (for example: "The sun says goodbye"). Your work is saved on this device.

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